The Number One Reason To Work With An Interior Designer
Interior Designers See Things Differently
Pottery Barn, like so many of the other well-known influencers in the home interiors market, consistently show us designs that make us all want to live in the spaces they have created. Like this charming classic bath above. It’s perfect, except for one tiny thing……
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Thinking Outside The Box When We Need More Bathroom Space
Sure, today everyone can prepare a design presentation board…or perhaps better known as the techy term “mood board”. Yet when it comes to solving space problems and pushing us outside a conventional design trend, using an interior designer can make all the difference. Say like, when a family really needs a better solution for sharing a bathroom!
Updating My Childhood Bathroom For The Next Generation
Todays post is very special to me. Recently, I had the opportunity to work with my parents updating my childhood bathroom for their grandchildren. Keep reading to learn why this project is even more special to me for another reason.
The Sunday Spy 8.12.18
We Spy With Our Designer Eye
Each Sunday we’ll share a design that caught our eye and we took some time to savor. Designs that are a little different from the norm, like this one shared by Tom House Property. At first glance all we see is the infusion of red into this bathroom via the large avian art. With a closer look we see such intricate details that make this bathroom’s interior design unique.
A Coastal Bathroom Before and After-8.1.18
Florida house plan designs in the early 90’s all have several things in common. One, the construction quality is good. Many of these homes still have original features that are functioning and do not require excessive maintenance. Two, most have mirrors and very large ones at that. Three, coastal bathrooms in this age of architecture update beautifully!
Why A Skinny Make Up Area Outside The Bathroom Is Best – Week # 3
Yes, last Motivational Monday, we talked about how to better use the drawers we already own in our bathrooms. We mentioned one thing we learned from Martha Stewart years ago, that our make up and hair area does not have to be in the bathroom. Wait….is that where your make up warehouse is?